IkpuNnegiEwu44:


I shook my head in disgust after reading d epistle the slowpoke u quoted wrote. I can imagine d hate in his heart against igbos.

bizme:
[s]Good comment I must admit.
However there is no such thing as the United South. I do not believe the South East in particular is capable of forming alliances: no pun intended. Politics is about alliances. It is about compromises. It is about give and take. It is about negotiations. The South East on the other hand has always played activism and aluta-ism mistaking this to be politics. With respect to electoral influence, the South East is one of the weakest in the country. They do not have the electorate to secure a win at the national polls. And it is unfortunate that the South East keeps having a sense of entitlement towards the South West, like the latter is supposed to support them against the North.
The North is not the enemy. The North has never been the enemy. The enemy of the country is in each region and they are benefiting maximally while many of us are out here bickering. Many people on this thread are jobless and poor and will remain so, and even hand over the same terrible heritage to their own offspring if they live long enough to sire children. Yet, they are busy defending a sociopolitical structure that continues to consolidate their misery as humans.
There is no such thing as the United South, there probably never will be. I believe the Igbos in particular raised their children to hate all other humans, and even to feel superior towards them. Igbo leadership in the past was never a good testimony for Nigeria. In fact at a point the North wanted to secede and it was Igbo leadership that frustrated that from happening. The South West are a distinct group of people. Hate them or like them, they know how to fix their own political problems. The South East should go and have a serious talk with themselves instead of always crying and claiming to be the victim of all things in the country. No amount of crying will secure the presidency for the South East. You have to play the politics or you keep crying.[/s].. And I personally believe that an Igbo Presidency will most likely demonstrate a far greater degree of nepotism and Igbo supremacy in Nigeria. [s]Every organization, corporation and association, with Igbos at the head in the country always manage to ease out other ethnic groups, replacing them with Igbos. So, if Igbos are not willing or able to discuss the matter on ground constructively, then they should keep quiet because they are not better than the Northerners when it comes to nepotism and tribalism. Love him or hate him, Obasanjo is the only president in recent times that made appointments across board. And he is a Yoruba man.[/s]

goaldynboy:


Stop crying and continue licking the green pooh-pooh of your Fulani masters! Time will tell!

By the way where is your commissioner-for-burial-ceremony brother alias Osinbade? I haven't seen nor heard from him for several months?! I hope the cabals didn't lock him up in guardroom?!!!!!

Godwin616:

That's right. We are all in it together. Every section of the country is suffering from the consequences of years of misrule by our past leaders especially from the military regime to date. The wealth of the nation is being shared among few (less than 10%) , leaving large percentage of the population to scamper for the left over. Corruption is our greatest enemy and not the tribal or religion differences. If we are fortunate to get a leader that gets it right,nobody will remember our ethnic and religion differences again. Take football as an example, when Nigeria is playing well and wining ,everyone is happy and we give them the support .So likewise it is, when it turns the other way. We don't need a politician as leader. What we need is a God fearing servant, selfless,sound,visionary and result oriented. He may be as blunt as Trump, we don't care. Whatever part of the country he comes from does not matter as long he has the feelings of the masses in his heart and sees Nigeria as a project that he must deliver. Let's learn to forgive one another and and move on. We need to unite to fight the common enemy called corruption and bad leadership the same way we are uniting to fight Corona Virus now.

Olominira:
I hope we the Nigerians can love ourselves

Grayoso:



Correct talk. As a matter of urgency some words in the English language need to be replaced with "Igbo".

Words such as hypocrite, revisionist, delusional, deceptive, dishonest, clannish, unfair, betrayer, backstabber, bigots, discriminatory etc.

Their parents deliberately twist the annals of history for them in their dedication to continue the production line of indoctrinated haters of others.

When you then show them documented korokoro history, showing they have done far worse than they accuse others of doing, they begin lying and playing victim.

How on earth, given the real and documented history of Nigeria, can Yorubas qualify to be called betrayers or backstabbers more than Igbos?

destinie2019:

The Yoruba danced in the sun and sweated, used their media outlets to tackle Jonathan, got to the table and got next to nothing in this dispensation.
And forgot their activism.
Chaiiii.... Soyinka, Tinubu, Omojuwa, are these people still alive?

SangoOlukosoOba:
Chai...

This lots are specialist in wailing

SangoOlukosoOba:


You can't wail till 2023.
You will get tired.
Trust me!

PassingShot:

Drop your contact details. I need your service.

tamdun:
The chairman is a yoruba woman, she's from offa, so why should yoruba complain?

Tareq1105:


Buhari is a nepotic northern leader and it's very unfortunate.

I'm disappointed bcoz I voted for him and I did that because PDP doesn't have candidate in the last election.

stormborn28:
is kwara state in North Central or south west?

JFT24:


MiddleBelt which is misconstrue sometimes to be North Central

goaldynboy:


If you are yet to see the worst unprecedented degree of Nepotism in the history of Nigeria in this Buhari govt, then you are really sick in the head and needs urgent psychiatric attention!!

Bethel4Life:
I have noticed one thing.. Those from south have shut up their mouths to d nepotism going on in thiis administration...

agadez007:
Most of you people see nothing wrong with it
Buhari has never hidden his hate for Southerners,Always appointing Arewa people and when People complain they are tagged IPOB

Bethel4Life:
I have noticed one thing.. Those from south have shut up their mouths to d nepotism going on in thiis administration...

Nerro042:


At the end of the day every Nigerian is a tribal bigot. Just look at your epistle it is only attacking one tribe "igbos" it might be subconscious but your brain is already wired to blame and see fault in the igbos. So everything you wrote here applies to you. Peace.

bizme:
Good comment I must admit.
However there is no such thing as the United South. I do not believe the South East in particular is capable of forming alliances: no pun intended. Politics is about alliances. It is about compromises. It is about give and take. It is about negotiations. The South East on the other hand has always played activism and aluta-ism mistaking this to be politics. With respect to electoral influence, the South East is one of the weakest in the country. They do not have the electorate to secure a win at the national polls. And it is unfortunate that the South East keeps having a sense of entitlement towards the South West, like the latter is supposed to support them against the North.
The North is not the enemy. The North has never been the enemy. The enemy of the country is in each region and they are benefiting maximally while many of us are out here bickering. Many people on this thread are jobless and poor and will remain so, and even hand over the same terrible heritage to their own offspring if they live long enough to sire children. Yet, they are busy defending a sociopolitical structure that continues to consolidate their misery as humans.
There is no such thing as the United South, there probably never will be. I believe the Igbos in particular raised their children to hate all other humans, and even to feel superior towards them. Igbo leadership in the past was never a good testimony for Nigeria. In fact at a point the North wanted to secede and it was Igbo leadership that frustrated that from happening. The South West are a distinct group of people. Hate them or like them, they know how to fix their own political problems. The South East should go and have a serious talk with themselves instead of always crying and claiming to be the victim of all things in the country. No amount of crying will secure the presidency for the South East. You have to play the politics or you keep crying... And I personally believe that an Igbo Presidency will most likely demonstrate a far greater degree of nepotism and Igbo supremacy in Nigeria. Every organization, corporation and association, with Igbos at the head in the country always manage to ease out other ethnic groups, replacing them with Igbos. So, if Igbos are not willing or able to discuss the matter on ground constructively, then they should keep quiet because they are not better than the Northerners when it comes to nepotism and tribalism. Love him or hate him, Obasanjo is the only president in recent times that made appointments across board. And he is a Yoruba man.

helinues:




They can't milk a cow but they are ready to kick buckets of cow milk

IMRAAN33:
why can't we forget our differences and move this country forward: America's population far beats ours but we all can't let go of the evil our ancestors have planted in our minds. What's the way forward Am so weary of the way things are been done in this country.

JasonJidenna:
When the better South speak, our South West neighbors joins our oppressors to call us "5%" because their brother is the second in command.

What would you want us to do?

Bethel4Life:
I have noticed one thing.. Those from south have shut up their mouths to d nepotism going on in thiis administration...

madridsta007:


Stop being silly.
The only region who have been vocal and have the history of being involved in seperation is the Old Eastern Nigeria of which the SE is a main component.
Of course you know this. Wonder what this silliness is for?

pressplay411:


No one is talking about history here. Secession favoured SE then in the 60s/70s when the SS was part of your plan. Today you've managed to ostracize yourselves by creating enemies with every other tribe because of your arrogance and duplicity..

Besides most of your businesses are in the West because you'abandoned your arid lands for greener pastures.
Why do you think it's only broke Igbos pushing for division?
You don't know the half. Let Kanu keep gasing you while enriching himself.